436 LEGUMINOUS PLANTS. 



Georgia and other States. Carelessness in handling only 

 makes them inferior to the Virginia crop. 



Marketable peanuts are free from puffs, dirt and trash, and 

 have a bright hull, and should be put in four bushel bur- 

 laps, well filled, but without crushing the hulls. 



I am indebted mainly to W. O. Britt, Britt's Landing, 

 and to W. K. Jackson, Box Station, for the facts embraced 

 in this paper on peanuts. Both gentlemen have had ex- 

 tensive experience in their growth and sale. 



